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Ladygodiva7
The Bell Jar | Sylvia Plath
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The naughty book-eater!!!

This was such an excellent book!! Love it!!

#dogsoflitsy #Reading1001 #1001

Gissy But...but...with that angel face? 😕😂 4mo
ShananigansReads The art and the artist. 4mo
dabbe “Mom, I thought it said jam jar.“ 😂🖤🐾🖤😂 4mo
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Ladygodiva7 @Gissy @ShananigansReads @dabbe don‘t let that angel face fool you, she‘s got a long rap sheet! Love the art and the artist! Right, she can‘t read 😂 4mo
AnnCrystal 🤭🐾🐕‍🦺💝. 4mo
TheSpineView 😂😂😂❤️🐾🐕 4mo
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Ladygodiva7
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Took a long time to get into this book, then it was finally good. I couldn‘t do a DNF. And it‘s another #1001 book checked off the list!

#Reading1001 #catsoflitsy

Jari-chan 😻 😻 5mo
dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 5mo
dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 5mo
AnnCrystal 💕😻💝. 5mo
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Daisey
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Mehso-so

This is a tough book for me to review, and I‘ve actually waited a few days thinking about it. It has some really interesting aspects in the way it‘s told by the son of a couple who were convicted and executed for conspiring to steal secrets for Russia. Yet, it was also complicated to follow as it jumped back and forth in time. Additionally, I wanted more of the sister‘s story.

#audiobook #1001books #Reading1001 #TBRTakedown July 2024

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Ladygodiva7
Decline and Fall | Evelyn Waugh
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This book made me chuckle several times. It‘s absurd and ridiculous and I love all the deadpan humor.
It‘s been a long time but I finally checked another #1001 from my list.

#Reading1001 #dogsoflitsy

ShelleyBooksie Adorable doggo ♡ 5mo
dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 5mo
AnnCrystal 🐾🐕💝. 5mo
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Liz_M
The Radiant Way | Margaret Drabble
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Opening with NYE in 1979 London, Liz and her closest friends from university, Alix and Esther now entering their 50s, weather the changes of the early eighties. From a divorce after 25 years of a "modern" marriage to disillusion with the socialist left, to leaving London and the UK altogether.

Written without chapters, the narrative flows from one character to the next, incorporating dozens of narrators to provide a full picture of the times.

IuliaC Great photo choice for this book title! 5mo
Liz_M @IuliaC Thank you! 😁 5mo
BarbaraBB I love the idea of this and am a bit afraid of it too. I mean no chapters 😅 5mo
Liz_M @BarbaraBB There are breaks! And it's almost as good and similar to The Diviners. 5mo
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Daisey
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Mehso-so

There has not been enough hammock time this summer, but today I finally got a bit with Gandalf for company. I found this book an interesting examination of character and commentary on aging alone, but it was a rather slow and melancholy read for me. I was glad that it ended with a bit of hopefulness.

#Reading1001 #TBRTakedown June 2024
#1001books #HammockReading

RaeLovesToRead Gandalf is a beauty 🥰🥰 6mo
Ruthiella 😻😻😻 6mo
Tamra Sweet! 😘 I‘m envious! I‘ve had little outside reading time as well. Been wet and too cool. 😢 6mo
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jewright Gandalf looks happy! 6mo
Melismatic Cutie! 😻 6mo
dabbe #gloriousgandalf 🖤🐾🖤 6mo
merelybookish That's one gorgeous face! 😻 6mo
Daisey @RaeLovesToRead @Ruthiella @Tamra @jewright @Melismatic @dabbe @merelybookish Thanks all! Gandalf was pretty happy because he‘s also been getting very little attention lately. 6mo
JazzFeathers 😻😻😻😻 6mo
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Daisey
The Name of the Rose | Umberto Eco
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Pickpick

I really enjoyed the history and mystery aspects of this story, but there was too much theological discussion to keep my full attention.

#1001books #audiobook
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Sace I read this book many years ago and felt the same. I wonder if I would have enjoyed the audiobook more. 7mo
Deifio I hear Umberto Eco is really hard to read. I only ever watched the movie tbh 😅 7mo
Daisey @Sace @Deifio It definitely wasn‘t an easy read. I enjoyed the audio, but it also allowed me to skim through some parts where I probably would have set a print book down for a while. 7mo
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Daisey
Their Eyes Were Watching God | Zora Neale Hurston
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Pickpick

This was a reread for me, and I appreciated the story more this time. I also really enjoyed the audio narration.

#1001books #Reading1001 #audiobook

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Daisey
The Namesake | Jhumpa Lahiri
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Pickpick

It took a long time for me to become invested in this story of a Bengali couple that moves to the U.S. and starts their own family. Yet, in the end I really enjoyed reading Gogol‘s story.

#audiobook #1001books #Reading1001 #TBRTakedown March 2024

KadaGul @Daisey Have you see the movie 🎥 The Namesake? It has Kal Penn https://youtu.be/_sOaA-4Y8tI?si=NqRR8Ik072SiQizH #KalPenn 9mo
Daisey @KadaGul I haven‘t, but it does look good. I may need to see if I can find it. 9mo
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Daisey
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Mehso-so

There are some wonderful descriptions in this memoir, but I didn‘t quite get any point besides sharing of a particular time in English history. Without any connection to the author, I would prefer a story to experience a period of time.

#memoir #nonfiction #1001books
#Reading1001 #TBRTakedown February 2024

Bookwomble Sorry you didn't like this. It's one of my all-time favourites. I read it at school and fell in love with it (though I'd never have expressed it that way then!). 10mo
Daisey @Bookwomble It‘s not even that I didn‘t like it. I enjoyed individual passages, but I admit I appreciate plot more than separate nostalgic reminiscences. 10mo
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